New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-20
scAINsT TIE RUSSIAN TREATY
~ ,,,aryNy ON KILLING THE CAR.
RIO MAss-MEErING IN THE COOPER

.rs irA RIG MAss-MEETING IN THE oooiA"
UNION.
.. rt. nroposed extradtion treaty between ' ,rnod
- pussia ,yas vigorously and UNANIMOUSLY 49,
~ the mass meeting held TO cohsioer ~ - - tha
-, last night The meeting was neiu u" ~. the
snices of the. Knights OIL Laooi y as NOT con-
,,bich filed the hall completely was NO. =. ~
oudie0e oous 20 the members Of this order. IL was
hAeu ~ assembly but there was ahou0oaV-
~ ,,, ., elavonic faces through IT, Oh 'iio =
- ,,ere representatives OF almost an soinaI
items besides Dr. McGlynn, VINO WIS WIS.,. Il
ator Leo Hartmann, the Russian H' I,.,, Marty.
shovitcb Frank Ferral, of the Ohieu ,,n1 ~ tho
Thomas y. Mcguire, OF the hAeo" rris F. POST and a
knights Of Labor; NloIo1
large number of ladies. -, uo explained
, Mortio 4 aanley, Knight preSluo' = ~, onrrsn NJ
the provisions Of the propoSea ''e3 ds name which
RI ,o,narss mentioned Secretary Day o. ,IcI,,nn was
- Io,,dly and persstenuy hisSou- -, Ia stad
,oo,y,d with great enthusiasm "uo - ,1o times he
49,, inptes II was sad sign VI ~ aooond
se'eri -, -, ,,o he Ginning Of the Bepapho . seoonu
'iio's - sbould be such nouceaDie u'o"s ''Oe
- Americans of that fierce delocls'0 a,+l
hioh evi sted in the earlier days Oh INC hot
,,,o .-ss ,l,yays a small minority III '4ii' -, -
ri,,,,o1 ,ristocratic notions ana apeu 'no
, ico nations but the great body OF inc peoPio
The mona - tbo core and showed little federation
was ,isYo IN dospotism that one Is lorceu "
~. g., thoso DAYS To bow before crowned Ae"'
nad hecone the great ambition OF some A'neli.s1-1,
Thosa also affected 10 despise the manner IN "hion
Troftbers, expressed the democratic sehuient' 'H''
they cherished He referred to the evive of it,
seryance of the Fourth Of July ana urSeu Ie'i' Va "
he wen that We should revive hatred OF ans
II ID VI" c for ms 10 raise our voice for the rights
nam ayainst despOtism, for repubhcanlsm agalhss
% AZ dhe Rk Would be to refuse the
hand Of any representative OF despousl D beoUg 70
here To visit us 1t is not crime Ior onS 70 Nor
"c6 family am aware, but 1t is assurcdly no nooI.
Lei them come here and 50 unnoncea 50 ons ' '' 10y
Then he explained some of the reasons that leu 70 me
negotiation OF the treaty 1t was urged IN us penh %
ebeiJon This he declared simply arose RON the h h
fSat il was TO the Cars interest 10 DO So because % @
NO love which he bore American institutions ~ WVuu ~
Too huge Joke to suppose thathe eel III Ine Wl b
SsI highly hedeeaTed was horrd
despotism that ruled them me opPofuu state of
ilines by refusing rafy this treaty lie
We owe nothing 6o ef1 Tsp his treaty They are
not CRYING for it. Justice does not REQUIRE d be
national law does not s ssiem Of fhe Russian Govern
ment Teaches that might makes right By TINS Ono h
Keeps & bts and thus SETS an example for all the
thieves ami burglars in the Empire DOGS " ny ond
bac crminais made in this wayl The clause IN re
ference to political offenders Is mdeous IL IToliu La
no political offender who happens 10 kli SoNtLil 1"
nfcsi shall he given up unless that official be the Gar
himself OF some member of the Imperial family iGn e
of the Gar if should read oIGorrow net ne ba
been killed. / don't think I'd put any Grape on my nut
iIoud applause.l While am not here 10 ueleho tne
killing OF tue Car am here to do fn justice 10 te
who follows the dictates OF his anu @ me
his duty to kill the Gar 1t is clnnenty proper Ioi o
State Department TO discriminate between thG h.sa5
criminal and those heroic men VINO hght LOT anu
liberty believe that ii is right 10 Kill 'he OZaI'
DE- McGynn read an article by Henry George on the
recent attempt TO kill tho Car, IN which Mr. george
practically upheld the attempt Then he went on -,
Rut mind IL Il Mr. George VINO says that VIC MIChcu
mariner OF the concern who has no fears OF the ffop
ganda But really don't think wou1 =, s @r
him for such expressions. tAppause II Is farce IOr
ms 10 play the part savecatchers for such monsous
desposIn and L urge YOU American clzens 10 raise
your voices against this proposition hod tna II 10
entirely proper for this Republican Government 70 nav
nothing to do with this Russian desp0t Ihese views
hold to be in honor of justice and liberty ana eao
conceive how any true American can lolu an! O'heI
oninions ON this matter" Great applause.l
James f. Quinn read long series OF resolutions pro
testing against the ratification OF the treaty py lne
senate which were unanimously adopted victor Drufy
denounced Secretary Bayard and declared; We're a
Russian would consider IL my duty TO throw the pohio
and kill the Car" :, 81, d,
letter was read from Robert G: Ingerson expressing
sympathy with the cause, and another from Inc RUSSIAN
National League.